Steelville
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The Steelville City Council appointed now-former Ward 2 Alderman Jason Ward   as mayor. The announcement was made after the abrupt departure of former mayor, Duane DeRennaux, who resigned on … more
American Legion Post 345 Commander Jim Cain addressed the Steelville Board of Aldermen on July 6 regarding an article in the June 17 edition of the Steelville Star about American flag displays in the … more
Alderman Ward 1 Bill Bennett announced on July 6 that he has received several complaints about the “unsightliness” of Steelville as people drive through it. “I’m going to throw out this, … more
Resident Travis Raymo addressed his concerns on July 6 about fixing the speeding issue on West Keysville Street with the Steelville Board of Aldermen. He asked about the city adding speed bumps … more
The Main Deck opened its doors to Steelville Forward members on July 7 for its monthly meeting to discuss downtown revitalization and other ongoing projects in town. The Main Deck owner, Marilyn … more
Resident Miles Yeary on June 16 pitched Steelville Forward’s “Happy the Troll” vision for Hoppe Spring Park and the Spring Street Bridge to the board of aldermen. Yeary shared his six … more
The Steelville Board of Aldermen on June 16 approved adding a 3 percent cost of living (cola) adjustment for city employees to the 2026-27 fiscal year payscale and adjusting vacation days. … more
The Steelville Forward Group met on May 26 at Dairy Isle to discuss plans for adding a troll sculpture to the Spring Street Bridge which they plan to present to the Board of Aldermen on June 16. … more
Steelville aldermen on June 1 recommended entering into a partnership with the American Legion of Steelville to display American flags along Main Street on a more consistent basis. As the … more
The Steelville Trail of Tears Remembrance Committee on June 11 welcomed 18 Cherokee cyclists at Steelville City Park. Remember the Removal is an annual bike ride that members of the Cherokee … more
The Steelville Trail of Tears Committee plan to welcome 19 Cherokee Cyclists June 11 at the Steelville City Park. The cyclists are part of the Remember the Removal Bike Ride that spans nearly … more
Steelville aldermen on June 2 discussed and tabled renovating the Spring Street bridge into a pedestrian crossing and attaching a sidewalk that would connect Hoppe Spring Park to the Steelville … more
Spring Street Bridge in Steelville closed on May 28 due to a recommendation made by the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) after the structure failed an inspection. The bridge … more
Steelville Arts Council (STARCO)’s annual Plein Air event is returning this year, with outdoor artists set to descend upon the community. The event will kick off this weekend with High School Plein … more
Folky Fish Run will be held on Saturday, May 30 at Maramec Spring Park, with options for participants to run or walk one mile, 5K, 10K and half marathon races.  Those who want to … more
Steelville Board of Aldermen voted May 18 to shift real estate tax collection to Crawford County because the city is transitioning to a new software system which does not support Missouri municipal … more
Steelville Board of Aldermen discussed on May 4 a recurring issue involving residents who move out of town with unpaid utility bills, and then later move back and attempt to restart service. … more
Steelville Board of Aldermen voted on May 4 to donate the steeple from the old gazebo to the Steelville Historical Society at the request of Tamra Cape. Funds raised by community members to save … more
Now that summer is around the corner and tourist season is drawing closer, revitalization efforts are in full swing throughout Steelville. A community group called Steelville Forward and city … more
A Steelville local is returning to his hometown police department to serve his community after graduating on April 24 from the Law Enforcement Training Institute (LETI) in Columbia. Brandon … more
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